MTG Outlaws of Thunder Junction Commander decklists
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*Desert Bloom (white-red-green)*Quick Draw (blue-red)*Grand Larceny (blue-black-green)*Most Wanted (white-black-red)
Sifting through the Outlaws of Thunder Junction Commander deck list is the perfect way to jump into Magic: The Gathering’s new Wild West-themed set. While Magic is one of the undisputedbest card games, it can be a tad frustrating keeping up with new drops and figuring out exactly what’s worth adding to your collection.To help, we’ve compiled the full card list for all four Outlaws of Thunder Junction Commander decks so you can get a clear picture of what’s included in each. There’s more to choosing and mastering a deck than just knowing what cards are in it. The best Outlaws of Thunder Junction Commander decks all have distinct archetypes that reward particular playstyles.It’s also worth remembering that preconstructed commander decks can also benefit significantly from upgrades. Customizing your decks is an important part of learninghow to play MTG Commandereffectively. So, while the deck lists below show what you’re initially buying, they might not be what you wind up playing with.
Outlaws of Thunder Junction Desert Bloom decklist
Desert Bloom has a little more mana than average for a 100-card deck. This land-heavy card spread makes a lot of sense given that the face Commander (Yuma, Proud Protector) offers you the chance to sacrifice land to draw a card and create creature tokens. Of course, more land means more opportunity to send them to your graveyard.
LegendaryYuma, Proud ProtectorKirri, Talented SproutOmnath, Locus of RageTitania, Protector of ArgothHazezon, Shaper of SandNon-legendarySun TitanScute SwarmOracle of Mul DayaRamunap ExcavatorWorld ShaperNesting DragonTurntimber SowerAncient GreenwardenPerennial BehemothAvenger of ZendikarSkullwinderElvish RejuvenatorSpringbloom DruidEccentric FarmerAngel of the RuinsScaretillerNantuko CultivatorGenesis HydraSand ScoutDune ChanterAngel of IndemnityRumbleweedSatyr Wayfinder
Descend upon the SinfulHour of PromiseSevinne’s ReclamationEscape to the WildsDecimateEmbrace the UnknownCataclysmic ProspectingVengeful RegrowthExploreMagmatic InsightWinding WayThrilling DiscoveryRequisition RaidMap the FrontierWreck and Rebuild
Marshal’s AnthemThe Mending of DominariaCrawling SensationBitter Reunion
Return of the WildspeakerValorous StanceUnholy HeatElectric RevelationHarrowPath to ExileBovine Intervention
Scavenger GroundsSheltered ThicketScattered GrovesSunscorched DivideCactus PreserveTerramorphic ExpanseEvolving WildsPainted BluffsCommand TowerKrosan VergeDesert of the TrueDesert of the IndomitableJungle ShrineDesert of the FerventDunes of the DeadShefet DunesHashep OasisRamunap RuinsConduit PylonsMirage MesaBristling BackwoodsCreosote HeathAbraded Bluffs6 Plains4 Mountain7 Forest
Insect / Green ElementalRed-green Elemental / AngelPlant / Sand WarriorZombie / OxPlant Warrior / TreasureDragon Egg / DragonPlant Warrior / PlantBounty card: Lord FajjalBounty card: Paq, Fleeting FilcherBounty card: Vara Beth Hannifer
Quick Draw has a larger than average pool of instants and sorceries, and once you check out the deck’s face Commander (Stella Lee, Wild Card) that starts to make a whole lot of sense. She rewards you for casting more than one spell on your turn so it’s valuable to have plenty of (often low-cost) instants and sorceries in your deck to take advantage of that.
LegendaryStella Lee, Wild CardEris, Roar of the StormTalrand, Sky SummonerOctavia, Living ThesisNiv-Mizzet, ParunKaza, Roil ChaserVeyran, Voice of DualityNon-legendaryArchmage EmeritusHaughty DjinnThunderclap DrakeCrackling SpellslingerBloodthirsty AdversaryMurmuring MysticPteramanderStorm-Kiln ArtistYoung PyromancerElectrostatic FieldGuttersnipeGoblin ElectromancerThird Path Iconoclast
Baral’s ExpertiseTezzeret’s GambitLock and LoadFinale of RevelationCurse of the SwineMizzix’s MasteryPyretic ChargeElemental EruptionRousing RefrainFinale of PromiseEpic ExperimentTreasure CruisePreordainPonderDeep AnalysisVandalblastSerum VisionsFaithless LootingVolcanic TorrentWindfallExpressive Iteration
Arcane BombardmentShark TyphoonPropaganda
Dig Through TimeChaos WarpGalvanic IterationRadical IdeaOptThink TwiceArcane DenialPongifyBig Score
Exotic OrchardShivan ReefSulfur FallsFrostboil SnarlTemple of EpiphanyCascade BluffsFerrous LakeCommand TowerTemple of the False GodReliquary TowerIzzet Boilerworks14 Island13 Mountain
Forger’s Foundry
Bird Illusion / ElementalApe / SharkDrake / SoldierBoar / DrakeElemental / SoldierDragon Elemental / Bird IllusionDragon Elemental / TreasureBounty card: Rissa “Blades” LeeBounty card: Sleepy SovkaBounty card: Miron Tillas Jr.
While the face Commander (Gonti, Canny Acquistor) incentivizes casting cards you don’t own, you’re certainly not lacking spells of your own. Grand Larceny still provides you an ample army of 36 creature cards, giving you lots of opportunities to have them damage players and set Gonti’s activated ability into play.
LegendaryGonti, Canny AcquistorFelix Five-BootsGonti, Lord of LuxuryCazur, Ruthless StalkerEdric, Spymaster of TrestThe MimeoplasmUkkima, Stalking ShadowDoc Aurlock, Grizzled Genius
Non-legendaryThieving SkydiverSage of the BeyondGhostly PilfererDiluvian PrimordialDazzling SphinxSmirking SpelljackerBrainstealer DragonThieving AmalgamOrochi Soul-ReaverThieving VarmintOhran FrostfangSavvy TraderTower WinderSilent-Blade OniHostage TakerFallen ShinobiCold-Eyed SelkieShadowmage InfiltratorBaleful StrixThief of SanityBladegriff PrototypeOblivion SowerSlither BladeWhirler RogueTriton ShorestalkerSilhana LedgewalkerVoid AttendantTrygon Predator
Mind’s DilationCunning Rhetoric
Baleful MasterySiphon InsightPlasm CapturePutrefy
Overflowing BasinDrowned CatacombTemple of DeceitTemple of MaladyDarkwater CatacombsFetid PoolsYavimaya CoastViridescent BogExotic OrchardUnderground RiverWoodland CemeterySunken HollowTemple of MysteryHinterland HarborDarkslick ShoresFlooded GroveTwilight MireLlanowar WastesCommand TowerReliquary TowerAccess TunnelDimir AqueductOpulent Palace5 Island6 Swamp4 Forest
Predators' HourNashi, Moon Sage’s ScionDream-Thief’s Bandana
Thopter / ManifestThopter / TreasureBoar / Manifest2 Boar / TreasureEldrazi Scion / ManifestEldrazi Scion / TreasureBounty card: The OutsiderBounty card: Gorra Tash and Silas
Most Wanted, as well as having a whole load of artifact cards, contains 33 creatures which are almost all Outlaws of some kind (Assassin, Mercenary, Rogue, Pirate, or Warlock). How convenient then that when creatures that fit into this newly introduced type of batching deal damage to a player, Olivia, Opulent Outlaw creates a Treasure token.
LegendaryOlivia, Opulent OutlawVihaan, GoldwakerMassacre GirlFain, the BrokerKamber, the PlundererMari, the Killing QuillRankle, Master of PranksCaptain Lannery StormGrenzo, Havoc RaiserLaurine, the DiversionBreena, the DemagogueQueen Marchesa
Non-legendaryAngelic Sell-SwordWitch of the MoorsNighthawk ScavengerMisfortune TellerOgre SlumlordCharred GraverobberMarshland BloodcasterVeinwitch CovenDire Fleet RavagerMirror EntityDire Fleet DaredevilAngrath’s MaraudersCaptivating CrewAcademy ManufactorMistmeadow SkulkChangeling OutcastMorbid OpportunistAetherborn MarauderTenured InkcasterImpulsive PilfererHumble DefectorGraywater’s Fixer
Council’s JudgmentPainful TruthsHexBack in TownSeize the SpotlightMass MutinyRequisition RaidFeed the Swarm
Idol of OblivionBounty BoardLightning GreavesGlittering StockpileArcane SignetTrailblazer’s BootsOrzhov SignetSol RingRakdos SignetBandit’s Haul
We Ride at DawnDiscreet RetreatRain of RichesLife InsuranceShiny Impetus
Heliod’s InterventionDead Before SunriseDeadly DisputeShoot the SheriffBoros CharmCurtains' Call
Fetid HeathCommand BeaconVault of the ArchangelDragonskull SummitTemple of SilenceTemple of MaliceExotic OrchardTemple of TriumphClifftop RetreatIsolated ChapelCaves of KoilosBattlefield ForgeSulfurous SpringsRugged PrairieDesolate MireShadowblood RidgeCanyon SloughSmoldering MarshBlackcleave CliffsCommand TowerBojuka BogPath of AncestryRogue’s PassageDemolition FieldTainted PeakSunhome, Fortress of the LegionNomad OutpostTemple of the False GodBonders' Enclave2 Plains4 Swamp2 Mountain
Mercenary / TreasureInkling / TreasureMercenary / TreasureRogue / The MonarchRat / BloodEldrazi / ClueAssassin / FoodBounty card: Squeakers the SlyBounty card: Eriana, Wrecking BallBounty card: Lyssa, Sterling Collector
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